This week, City of Firsts Cremations co-owner Jeremy Geiger discusses the significance and purpose of a funeral service. Catch new episodes of Body Bags and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
Sanburn switches vote on second reading, preventing $10 monthly charge
Also, Thanksgiving at Southside Christian; IUK Art Gallery premieres "Field LIVE" Nov. 20
New Northwestern cafeteria designed with student input
Also, Sheriff's office increasing traffic patrols for holidays
Transaction fee proposed for payments by card, but is it legal?
Also, symphony rocks on Nov. 22; Ivy Tech offering ESL
Jerry Paul honored for his work in creating monument to America's first female Marine
Also, Chamber of Commerce celebrates 110 years
Veterans gather to receive services; Paul honored for lifetime of service
President Sungwon Shin donates to four organizations during visit
Also, Smith Road to close long-term; Ivy Tech plays with ChatGPT
GOP wins every office in Howard County, once again
Also, KPD looking for porch pirate; Community First to feed veterans Nov. 11
Also, Samaritan Caregivers holding holiday popcorn fundraiser
Local A21 chapter marches through midtown to raise awareness
From the Committee to Elect Mike Katcher
The Howard County Memorial Corporation is officially celebrating the unveiling and dedication of its monument for Opha May Johnson, America’s first female Marine, on Veterans Day, November 11, at 1 p.m. The ceremony will take place at the Howard County Veterans Memorial Park, located at 600 S. Goyer Road in Kokomo, Indiana.
In September of 2023, investigators with the Howard County Sheriff’s Office Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force began an investigation after receiving eight CyberTips from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) pertaining to Child Pornography/Child Exploitation.
Nearly 50 Indiana University Kokomo faculty earned recognition at the campus’s annual scholarship and creative works reception.
On Oct. 22, 2024, the Kokomo Police Department, along with the Howard County Indiana Department of Child Services, was notified of a possible child molest occurring in the 900 block of North Washington Street.
Ivy Tech Community College Kokomo is inviting area employers and educators to a program that will focus on the value of apprenticeships and the ways the model is being expanded into new career fields.
Ordinance passes first reading, 5-4; will return Nov. 18 for final vote
Also, Markland to close Nov. 4; Community Foundation accredited